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### Question: What are the symptoms of Prostatitis?
### Response: Symptoms of acute prostatitis can start quickly, and can include:
Chills Fever Flushing of the skin
Symptoms of chronic prostatitis are similar, but not as severe. They usually begin more slowly. Some people have no symptoms between episodes of prostatitis.
Urinary symptoms include:
Blood in the urine Burning or pain with urination (dysuria) Difficulty starting to urinate or emptying the bladder Foul-smelling urine Weak urine stream
Other symptoms that may occur with this condition:
Pain or achiness in the abdomen above the pubic bone, in the lower back, in the area between the genitals and anus, or in the testicles Pain with ejaculation or blood in the semen Pain with bowel movements
If prostatitis occurs with an infection in or around the testicles (epididymitis or orchitis), you may also have symptoms of that condition.